jquery-animate

I have the following code <a href="" (set value 1)>Inside Link which sets a value</a> <script> $(a).click(function() { i=value of a tag; $('#square').animate({'left': i * 360}); }); </script> And i want to add a value attribute to an anchor tag. How to do it? If you want to add a random attribute for a value, you can use data attributes: <a href="#" data-value="1">Text</a> <script type="text/javascript"> $("a").click(function(){ i=$(this).data("value"); $('#square').animate({'left': i * 360}); }); </script> If you are using HTML5 you can use the data- technique. <a id="target" href="http://foo

I want to animate a progress bar's width from 0% to 70% over 2.5 seconds. However, the code below immediately changes the width to 70% after a 2.5 second delay. What am I missing? $(".progress-bar").animate({ width: "70%" }, 2500); JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/WEYKL/ VisioN The problem is in default Bootstrap transition effect, which animates any update of the width property. If you switch it off with supressing the corresponding style, it will work fine, e.g.: .progress-bar { -webkit-transition: none !important; transition: none !important; } DEMO: http://jsfiddle.net/WEYKL/1/ IT'S very EASY

I have a series of divs floating to infinity in a horizontal line. I have a fixed width div container them, overflow:hidden. Ultimately, I'd like to press divs/buttons on left and right to scroll through the items (vs. using scrollbar). I am having trouble getting .animate() to work. I want each click to move the items within the list over. It should work similar to Amazons "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought" list that you can scroll through in the same manner. I was tempted to try using .mousedown and have it move while holding (similar to true scrolling) but want do this easier

I was going thru some single page website examples and found this: http://alwayscreative.net/ . I am totally amazed by the disc in the background that rotates infinitely. i have looked at some examples but none worked that way. Can anyone tell me how was that implemented. Thanks. CSS3: @keyframes rotate360 { to { transform: rotate(360deg); } } img { animation: 2s rotate360 infinite linear; } /* TODO: Add -vendor-prefixes for different browsers */ <img src="//placehold.it/200x200/cfc?text=Wooo!" /> This example makes infinite rotation very well: div{ -moz-border-radius: 50px/50px; -webkit

I have this code, which slides open a basket preview on a website I am working on. It stays open if the user is hovered on it, but I want it to have a two second delay before the callback for my hover is triggered. This is just in case the user didn't want the mouse to leave the basket area. Below is the code I am using to animate the basket: $('.cart_button, .cart_module').hover(function(){ $(".cart_module").stop().animate({top:'39px'},{duration:500}); }, function(){ $('.cart_module').stop().animate({top: -cartHeight},{duration:500}) }); Here is the code I tried to use, but had no affect: $('

CSS Code: #btn{ background: url(transparent.png) no-repeat; filter: alpha(opacity=0); -moz-opacity: 0; -khtml-opacity: 0; opacity: 0; } JavaScript/jQuery: $("#btn").animate({opacity:1,"margin-left":"-25px"}); I don't have any problem with the code above on Firefox, Chrome and others. But it does not work on any version of Internet Explorer. The problem is the PNG image is rendered strange, background of the transparent PNG looks black. When I remove opacity effect, there is no problem. What is the solution? There is currently no solution for this that I'm aware of. Just have to wait for IE to